Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been making several solo appearances, but their time away from each other could be a part of their professional strategy moving forward.

While in the Big Apple for the New York Times DealBook Summit, Harry acknowledged the split rumors.

“The second there’s an article — she’s in California, you’re in New York — they say, ‘Well, what is happening with these two, right?’ Is that a good thing for you, in a way, that there’s so much interest in you?” Andrew Sorkin asked.

The Sus𝑠e𝑥es first secured deals in Hollywood as a joint brand, but Meghan will continue to pursue her own projects. However, POLO‘s failure to receive positive ratings could affect her upcoming cooking show. OK! previously reported a source claimed the couple’s popularity in the entertainment industry is declining.

“It’s probably their last chance of keeping Archewell as a really successful TV production brand, so there’s a lot riding on the new year,” editor Charlotte Griffiths shared when discussing the upcoming show.

Meghan’s production has yet to air, but POLO struggled to attract a large audience.

“The new polo documentary hasn’t received good reviews, and this is another foray into producing from Meghan and Harry,” brand expert Nick Ede told an outlet.

“It could, like the Invictus documentary, start well due to the public’s fascination with the pair and with polo potentially,” he noted.

The Sus𝑠e𝑥es’ tell-all documentary, Harry & Meghan, was extremely successful for the duo and Netflix, but viewers appear to be more interested in their personal lives than their hobbies.